At the National Legislative Convention in Washington, DC,
Director Logan Page speaks on "The Comparative Effect of
Motor and Horse-Drawn Vehicles on Roads."

"Much unwise legislation is being indulged in both in relation to speed and taxation of the motor car, which will have to be repealed or ignored later on. Legislation now against a rich man's toy may later on be against a poor man's economy."Logan Page
OPR Director
February 15, 1910

1936

President Franklin D. Roosevelt tells reporters he likes
a proposal by Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio that the
Federal Government set up a public corporation to build
a self-sustaining, transcontinental system of toll
superhighways as a national defense and pump-priming
measure.

1968

Administrator Lowell Bridwell announces a new motor
vehicle safety standard requiring protective head
restraints on all passenger cars manufactured after
December 31, 1968. The standard is designed to reduce the
frequency and severity of "whiplash" neck injuries.